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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1953
Page
1
A cluttered classified notice advertises a 2 bed room home on West Snit ED with 1 floor living, garage, oil heating, large wooden porch, and a mailing City address. Prices shown include $9,480 and $14,000 options. Auction details note sale at 1 o'clock with various property features listed.
White House officials report President Eisenhower requests an increase in the federal debt limit. Lawmakers show strong opposition, raising the possibility of delays in adjournment as the issue remains unsettled.
The Senate approved a foreign aid budget exceeding six billion dollars while Eisenhower urged raising the national debt limit. Leaders from both parties met at a White House breakfast to discuss the issue with no firm decision, as opposition in the Senate grows and a Saturday adjournment remains uncertain.
Gaspe Quebec Captain Alphonse Matte and other provincial police officers headed to report on progress of the investigation into the slaying of three American bear hunters. Matte said he would report to the attorney general and confer with the solicitor general. The organized bush search near Gaspe ended last night. Individual searchers may be dispatched again if necessary.
In the House of Lords Lord Salisbury said Britain favors United Nations membership for Communist China when appropriate. He noted it would be improper to act now. Dulles warned the U.S. will veto any move that seals Chinese Communist membership.
The Public Utility Commission resumes the third round of hearings in Harrisburg today on a 913000 yearly natural gas rate rise proposed by Warren Pennsylvania Gas Co. Cross examination of company officials and consultants will focus on depreciation and original estimates. The case, filed to take effect February 27 but suspended August 27, aims to cover higher charges for roughly 3500 users in several counties as costs rise across wholesale bas lines.
A New York Hospital bulletin reports Senator Robert A Taft remains relatively unchanged in condition after hip surgery. He rests comfortably with no pain. Ambassador Taft William Howard Taft II was expected to arrive to visit.
Charles F Schmldt, secretary of American Die and Instrument Works, began a five year term after a five year verdict by District Court 5 Jeway yesterday. The sentence followed his conviction on income tax evasion charges.
Allied radar on Cho Island spotted red MIG jets coming from Manchuria toward North Korea after a 24 hour censor delay marked more air violations. U N and Allied officers said several incursions occurred past the 10 p.m. deadline as air bases were bombed and prisoner exchanges were prepared at Panmunjom under joint Military Armistice Commission oversight.
The Mid-East Co of Pittsburgh reports drilling in Eldred Township Warren County. Cementing completed. 74 hours to dry. Drillers expect to reach red cedar top at about 5100 feet and decide if the well becomes a producer next week. Gas indications at 16,000 cubic feet per day noted but not conclusive.
A heavy rainstorm yesterday drenched Luray causing street flooding and washouts in the city. Weather Observer George Mulder reports rainfall measured at 240 inches? as major sewer damage and debris blocked the West Frederick pipeline. Officials fear crop failures this fall while the high 82 degree day and 68 night humidity linger.
Reported early today in Harlem the missing Cadillac tied to slain New York tavern owner Michael Barney Prete was located. Police planned fingerprint and ballistic checks on the car while they pursue leads from a mystery caller who reported its discovery. Gen Mark W Clark arrived in San Francisco returning from Tokyo to a four star welcome from military and civilian officials.
Beaver Club schedules a tag sale titled Fu tiv Beavers to raise funds amid local events. The sale will feature wares from hall dents and other items with proceeds supporting club activities.
A railway span collapse at Pimshursh Steel Co. caused cars to derail. Four workers died and fourteen were injured as hopper cars crashed into a limestone pile. Victims include Celeste Trotter, 67, and other Monessen area locals. Emergency crews rushed to Charleroi and Monessen hospitals.
State Police in Frackville Pennsylvania hold Leroy Mathew after a Detroit murder case linked to a Franklin jewelers heist. Authorities say Matthews may have fled toward River Avon and was seen with the victim shortly before the break in. The jeweler was found with a crushed skull and the store looted.
Loblaws announces a two day grand reopening to Friday and Saturday at the Noillt Center outlet. New departments, refrigerated display cases, and reorganized shelves aim to speed shoppers' visits with better checkout flow and a redesigned interior. A door prize and special offers accompany the event as workers showcase a renewed, customer friendly layout.
State Police pursue the phantom killer blamed for two nearby slayings the first victim Lester H Woodward 93 of Harrisburg found shot in his car the second Harry Franklyn Fitts 49 of Bowles Green found in his parked truck both wallets described and officials say ballistics tests link a 22 caliber automatic pistol to the same suspect as officers vow no rest until capture and charge.
Verna Utah dispatch reports a 24 year old New Kensington geologist John M Sonny Young whose body was found after two years in Uintah County heights. Autopsy concluded death from exhaustion and exposure with signs of violence noted by Justice Earl Freeman and Sheriff H M Snyder.
Corry mother Leila Promakey wins custody after Erie Orphans Court Judge Saivel J Roberts orders the boy Donald Forbes returned to his mother. Donald had lived with grandparents Gary and Alice Forbes since June 1945. the court notes the grandparents are aging and temporary welfare considerations favor placing him with the mother.
The Viet Minh engaged by air and sea near Hue and Quang Tri as French forces report about 100 Viet Minh killed and 200 captured with 400 more wounded or missing. An additional 600 suspected Vietminh were rounded up, some disguising as civilians.
Washington reports the United States advances toward first major production of hydrogen Som materials. Officials highlight tests in Nevada providing critical data for safer, more efficient weapon development and potential public safety implications.
The American Legion holds its annual war casualty session in Pittsburgh addressing the Korean War’s impact. Speakers discuss U.S. foreign policy and the risk of aiding an enemy, with Rev. John Dusty noting Korea’s ongoing dilemma and the Legion’s stance on reducing risk to national security.
Washington The Senate approved nominations including James W. Riddieberger of Wood stool as ambassador to ye waslavia, Philip Ray Rodgery of Bilver Sprig to the National Labor Relations Board, Edwin HR Price of Wheslright, Ky, and Charles A. Ferguson of Neweasington, Pa to the Federal Goal Mipe Society Board of Review. Charles Sparks Thamna of Los Angeles and Donald Atbrey Quarles of Englewood, N. Jo were named as assistant secretaries of defense.
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